The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-08-11
D0INGS OF THE DAY.
A Condensed Review of Evsnts Trans.
pired and Transplring
III ana About CantOn--BIts of News Gath
cred from All Of the Many Sources
Found In a Progressing,
Thriving City.


There is no material change in tbs
condition of Louis Schsefer, Jr.
Ada Criswell has been made guardian
OF the heirs of Lewis d. CriswelI.
John a. Myers and Tillie j. Bates. Of
fatls' were granted permission to wed.
MIS-. Frank BTaDcher and daughter
Nodle are visiting friends in Cleveland.
K. W. Klingle has been appointed
guardian OF Sarah c. Bidle, OF Sugar
Creek township.
Harry st. Clair Gaylord and Maud
Mess, of Uniontown, were granted a
marriage license.
W.. r. GsIbreath has baen appointed
executor Of the estate OF Sarah G, Ran
dOlph, If Alliance.
Isaac Stonehin has been supotnted
aumihistIator of the estats of David N.
snyder OF Osnaburg township.
Married, August 7th, at Malvern, bv
rev; GEORGE Weber, Mr.. John q. Myers.
nL nlnerVa, and Miss TilIle ]. Bates, Of
Elizabeth and Andrew Wensel have
oeen appointed administrators of the
estate of Joseph Wensel, Of jackson
| township.
| Misses Berthe Emory and Ollie Vane-
man, Oh Alliance, are visiting at the
residence OF Mr. Searle COnnors, on East
Tenth street. ''''''
| Married, August 4th, at Malvern. nv
Rev. George Weber, Mr.. George Fine
freck and Mrs. Sarah Taylor, both OF
Waynesburgh,
MIR. 0. L. Slentz, who has been sick
tor two weeks past, Is again en- the
s!reets. de leaves tomorrow for Visit
IN East Liverpool.
Mr., Charles Lehman and Miss Ella
Goodman were united in marriage by
Rev, Platter at the Presbyterian parson-
age Thursday evening.
An exchange says: Dog DAYS are
here. The dog that owns this one can
nave 1t, If he will only take 1t away
with him, aud no questions asked
A three months old son of SQUIRE E.
". Hossler, died this morning. Funeral
Tuesday morning at 8 O'Clock; burial
from Dnnkard church, on Harrisburg
road.
Marriage Licenses have been granted
to Albert W. WherFy aud Hattie Willis,
OF Canton; John II. Cole and Bella N.
Davis. of GreeutOwn; Charles Lehman
and Ellie Goodman, of Canton.
Mro. MagdGlens Rice died a. the home
Of her son on East North street this
morning at O'Clock, aged eighty two
years. Funeral Monday morning at
O'clock; tntCrmeDt at 0snabuFg.
Mr.. |. N. LOwenstein, of the firm of
| LoWeGsteiE Bros left for the East yes
terday to manufacture their fail and
|
with one of the largest and boat assorted
stocks ever brought to Canton.
Ge9rge Timon, son of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
T. Young, Of Pike township died Sun
dsy of stomach and bowel complaint,
aged one yegr and ten mouths. Funeral
| Tuesday at U'oiOCk. Service at Trinity
church; tnterment IL Rowland cemsteTy.
Yon0R ladies have ccmmenced shoot
Ing at glass balls and clay pigeons 1T
the new West Side Range. Some excel.
lent work was done by one of them a
few days since. A club composed of
females would be novelty in this
locality.
Mrs. Ed Halter, OF COqhortoD, who
has baen paying relatives In this uitya
visit for the past few days. returned
home to day, taking her little son
Josie with her. The little fellow has
reen visiting his grandma, Mrr. Margs-
ret Halter, for the past month.
tho9 -cG 1vua, ,aa Unuos od ~ WsS aI"eT1elned ~.
roaJ nv Eas, T,ooora y, y"Su ''s I @ayne
to1 Se me- G.an ~ 40 ,5 S,,te' "@'rI- ~
t"g t,'SoI U0t%o't tSo t, uo' Ne ~ anu o. III b,
oar. olen Wv, "roaG H. Hlh?Leu Au' sLtett
bot sa;o,y 800, or, no 'm,iS nn'e SNo"S
i''.' 7'' wy H".'' a'0 n7o77Si'y'
lnnosr or shareR OF s'oeE were dis
poseh oI oy tGe S"ntou G'R, On ~ Goal
Nompai J yesterday. Whlch shows that
sD2 GeoDls nave not ,su,ir'ly given up
business Ior 09se D9i'' 400 thaJ hey afe
s-lLi in'ertsltU Ia thoroughiy prospect
Ing 'oF hatuFhi Gas a1n OIL.
The Canton S.0Le Ware Com1Ruys
new building 10 be used for Ihp manu-
facrure Of meat 'ubj AMI sewer pine, Is
belDT pushed as ragiily rs possible.
Gh Foundations are completed and the
carpenters are at work on the suDeC-
9tFuetUr', The build ng viii! be 40 10y
bU feet I'D dimensions.
At th. tournament meeting last even.
ing the report Of the soliciting commit
| teee showed that about $7lO had been
pledged. This does not inc ude lagge
amount which will he added by the
bgaWeTsaIdN dNtherg. The prizes were fixed
and The printing committee instructed
30 advertise the tournament 3t once,
JthD NJ Ride ralnrncd fro-r IN, Eoob.
}np VaIlcv Mo7dav night In aaegar
fo2 onestion oq t6 yv6athoy Ia ,goniS
take the stumD In the cominc DoIiticai
campaign, he replied that his time